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Allergy shots are an effective way to help your body get used to various allergens that can cause discomfort. Allergy shots introduce tiny amounts of the substance you are allergic to and help your body develop a tolerance. Doctors say allergy shots won’t cure you, but can help you be much more comfortable.
Immunotherapy, also known as allergy shots, is a method of changing the immune system to decrease symptoms related to allergies. By injecting small amounts of allergens over time, immunotherapy changes the immune system, helping the body increase tolerance to these allergens. Visit http://www.choa.org/asthma for more information. Video Rating: / 5
Learn more about the Center for Advanced Digestive Care:
https://www.nyp.org/cadc
Learn more about Dr. Barfield
http://nyp.org/physician/ebarfield
Learn more about Shara Wagowski:
https://www.nyp.org/cadc/services/pediatric-gastroenterology/pediatric-support-and-wellness-services
Dr. Elaine Barfield explains the differences between lactose intolerance and a milk protein allergy, two conditions that can appear similar but are functionally different. Also contributing to this video is Shara Wagowski, RD, a lead pediatric dietitian at the Center for Advanced Digestive Care at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center. Shara explains how patients with each of these conditions are given different diets to follow.
